Compressed Palmae Biomass for Stable Fiber Board Manufacturing

The Palmae plants are ground into fine particles and dried before being used as raw material. This preliminary processing stabilizes the material by removing moisture that causes decay, while maintaining the alternative material benefit. The ground and dried state allows for better storage stability without sacrificing the use of Palmae plants as an alternative raw material source.

The Palmae plants are ground into fine particles, which fundamentally changes the physical parameters of the material. This size reduction increases the bulk density by eliminating air gaps between large plant structures, while still maintaining the use of Palmae plants as the raw material source. The parameter change from whole plants to ground particles resolves the bulk density issue.

The ground products undergo preliminary drying and size classification before being used in fiber board manufacturing. This preliminary action removes excess moisture that would cause defects during processing, and classifies particles by size to ensure uniform distribution in the final product. The fine particles are thus prepared in advance to prevent manufacturing defects while maintaining high material utilization.

The ground products are compressed into compressed material with increased density. This parameter change in density improves transportation efficiency by reducing the volume occupied per unit mass, while the ground and dried state maintains storage stability. The compression process resolves the transportation inefficiency without compromising the storage properties achieved through prior drying.